Five of Wands
Major Leo energy, the Five of Wands is confident, proactive, and fiercely loyal to the people and causes that matter to it.
The Five of Wands Tarot Card Description
The Five of Wands is a vibrant card filled with action and energy. This card shows five men wielding wands in a rather chaotic scene of heated disagreement and competition. Linked to the element of fire and the Leo zodiac, this card represents conflict, competition, and the clash of diverse backgrounds and belief systems.
Keywords
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Upright: Action, tension, resistance
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Reversed: Jealousy, dissipation, obstacles
Celestial Influence
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Planet/Zodiac: Mars/Leo
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Card Number and Arcana: V (Minor Arcana)
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Element: Fire
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Crystal: Carnelian - Meditate with carnelian to boost confidence and courage
The Five of Wands Upright
When the Five of Wands appears upright, it signifies a charged environment of competition and conflict. This card suggests personal struggles and maybe even financial instability, pushing you to harness your pent-up energy more constructively.
In a tarot reading, it can indicate issues at work, financial stress, or heated disagreements with family members. Finding common ground is key. This card also points to personal growth through challenges.
The Five of Wands Reversed
In reverse, the Five of Wands signals the resolution of conflicts and a move towards peace. The wands reversed meaning suggests avoiding unnecessary fights and finding harmony. It indicates that chaotic energy is subsiding, and you're learning to handle conflicts in a more relaxed way.
In relationships, it suggests working through differences and finding mutual understanding.
Mantra: Slowing down will bring a sense of peace and calm into my life.
References
The Way of Tarot | Alejandro Jodorowsky, Archive.org
The Marseille Tarot Revealed A Complete Guide to Symbolism, Meanings & Methods | Yoav Ben-Dov
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot | Arthur Edward Waite
Disclaimer
The contents of this article are provided for informational purposes only. Take what resonates with you and leave behind anything that doesn't. Anahana is not liable for any interpretations, insights, or outcomes that may arise from using the information provided.
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